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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1959
Page
3
A daily coal transport plan requires a train 30,000 cars long to stretch from New York City to Richmond Virginia, enabling the mine to market route. The proposal envisions extending the train to handle the daily tonnage efficiently.
Reader's Digest July issue examines how voice recordings reveal emotional traits of business executives. It offers tips on voice control to improve personality and communication, noting the magazine is on sale at newsstands.
John West Jr. born blind works toward Ohio State Law School after three years of near B average at Kent State. Delta Gamma sorority readers provide 15 hours weekly help. he types exams in braille with a reader. He aims to enter OSU Law, hopes for a scholarship, and credits independence and family support.
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey urged more emphasis on the positive side of the American labor movement alongside graft probes. He argued the public should hear the full story of decent unionists aiding their fellow men, country, and freedom amid a troubled world.
Japan has 19 national parks totaling 174 million acres, ranking fourth globally after the United States, Canada, and the Soviet Union in protected land area.
New York AP reports Erie Railroad and the Delaware Lackawanna Western Railroad directors approved a merger uniting the lines into the Erie Lackawanna Railroad Co. The joint application with the Interstate Commerce Commission is planned for July 1. The 3119 mile system runs from Jersey City and Hoboken to Scranton Binghamton Buffalo Youngstown Akron Cleveland and Chicago with assets valued at 737 million dollars. Erie and Lackawanna stockholders are to vote at special meetings September 22 on the merger.
Oxford special report notes historian Henry Steele Commager will discuss quality versus quantity in American education at the Miami University Sesquicentennial Conference on Schools for the Future. Other speakers include Névice G. Fawcett Paul Hanna H Bentley Glass W Lloyd Warner and Fred M Hechinger.
A 69 year old Ashland man Floyd Jenkins Rt 3 was critically injured in a collision on U.S. 224 three miles east of Tiffin. His car crossed the center line struck a truck bridge abutment and overturned. He was taken to Mer ley Hospital with a fractured leg and internal injuries. The sheriff's deputies investigated the crash. Denmark's only land neighbor is Germany.
A compiled schedule of club and organization meetings across multiple venues. Kiwanis and Lions clubs meet at noon and early evening at local hotels and halls, along with AFL Union, Toastmasters, National Guard, Knights of Pythias, Alpha Council, BPOE, Elks Moose, OOF, AA and Optimist Club sessions.
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